{{{ HTML5 0.1.0
Source: Source code is in Git with the tag 0.1.0_1 (https://sourceforge.net/u/kerik-sf/html5/ci/0.1.0_1/tree/)
Announcement: first release
Requires Java 1.7
Requires jEdit 05.03.00.00
Required plugins:
ICU4JPlugin 54.1.1 (icu4j.ICU4JPlugin)
XML 3.0.3 (xml.XmlPlugin)
Short Description: The HTML5 plugin provides validation and completion support for XHTML5.
Long Description: <html>
The HTML5 plugin provides validation and completion support for XHTML5.
}}}
Pending on release of ICU4J plugin.
Hi Eric, I'm having trouble building this project. I get some errors in the
build.validatortarget:Also, for future releases, please include a note in the release request that the project has submodules.
Diff:
Fixed. Sorry about that. ant replace task erases permissions, so I had to switch replace and chmod in the build.xml.
Please try the new tag 0.1.0_1
Hi Eric, Sorry for the really long delay, now I'm getting an error saying the build.py file doesn't exist.
HTML5-0.1.0/HTML5/build.xml:78: Replace: source file HTML5-0.1.0/HTML5/lib/nu-validator/build/build.py doesn't exist
Is the replace task necessary? Can I just comment it out?
did you
git submodule update --init? That's the only explanation for missing build.py I can summon...You can do the replace manually (replace 1.8 with 1.7 in build.py).
Thanks,
Yup, that was it, but I'm still getting a build error:
BUILD FAILED
pjo/ant/build.xml:141: The following error occurred while executing this line:
pjo/ant/build.xml:421: The following error occurred while executing this line:
build-support/plugin-build.xml:459: The following error occurred while executing this line:
sandbox/plugins/HTML5-0.1.0/HTML5/build.xml:106: src 'sandbox/plugins/HTML5-0.1.0/HTML5/lib/nu-validator/build/dist/vnu.jar' doesn't exist.
Looking in the sub-module, I don't see anything in the lib/nu-validator/jing-trang folder, it's empty. I tried using sub-module init in nu-validator, but it failed with:
validator did something to their htmlparser repository. The referenced git commit doesn't exist anymore. I'll put a new release request once I figure it out. It will require java8, though, I'm afraid!